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In this film, a single father
struggling to make his comeback as a screenwriter
falls in love with one of his students.
Meanwhile his son, studying to become a chef,
falls in love with his teacher.
In this film, a beautiful workaholic
is fired from her job
as a marketing executive for a children's toy company.
With her life spinning out of control
she teams up with her neighbour, who owns a sex shop,
to design and promote better sex toys.
This film follows a law student
who has been dating his sexy swimmer girlfriend for three years
without managing to get her into bed.
This situation drives the poor man to a number of odd extremes
as he tries to relieve his frustrations
in a variety of increasingly desperate ways.
This film is about a woman
who decides to interrogate her past lovers
about why their relationships failed -
and then hatches a plot to take revenge on them.
Love in Magic tells the story of a womanizing magician
who one day discovers a hidden camera video on the Internet
that shows him having sex with one of his former girlfriends.
The woman is a teacher now,
and almost collapses when she hears about the video.
However, soon they team up to find the person
who secretly filmed them.
Sex is Zero is about the misadventures of a man
who returns from the military to university.
Upon his return he falls in love with
one of the cutest girls on campus,
but she only has eyes for a rich superficial student.
This film tells the story of a young woman
who has been working as a TV commercial assistant director for years.
Her hard work is overlooked time and time again
and endless nights of overwork have caused
her appearance to be a complete mess.
Her life changes when she accidentally buys
an old video tape set titled "How to Use Guys with Secret Tips".
In this film, a struggling comic artist
and an unemployed sex columnist
team up to enter an adult cartoon contest.
As they start spending time in work together,
their relationship develops.
This film tells the story of 3 boys
who have been best friends since high school.
Each of them has just turned 20 years old
and now they must decide what to do with their lives.
In this film, a woman tries to spice up her sex life
by calling her boyfriend on the phone and talking dirty.
She does not realize she has the wrong number,
and a new relationship forms with one call.
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I'm Nichola Richards
I was born in Kingston Upon Thames in London
to jamaican parents
My name is Matia "Ambassa" Gobbo
I'm from the North-East of Italy, Udine
I'm the founder of Wakeditown Records
I've actually been close to this region of Italy before
Years back there was a
reggae festival here called Rototom Sunsplash
Personally as a kid I grew up
with the Rototom Sunsplash
That's what I used to do
I just used to go to the festival
spend a whole week there and just see every single concert
London is almost the opposite to where I grew up
I decided to move here
and to embrace this music culture
You've got music, you've got
different cultures that come together
dance together, suffer together, work together
It's a really truly multicultural metropolis
This region is beautiful, there's so much
natural beauty like you've got the flat
grass and green like the fields of wheat
It's really a much slower pace of life than
what I'm used to in London
Basically reggae is like a style that
obviously came from Jamaica but many
people around the world love reggae
You have huge reggae influences in Hawaii
in Africa in Italy so
You know, I wasn't coming here thinking
"Oh, what do they know about reggae"
I was coming here more
of like "What is the spin on reggae that I'm gonna get"
The idea was to mix different genres together
Reggae music is the music I've always been playing
But I love Soul and I love Hip-Hop
So all of these elements are
combined together in this project
and Nichola is leading this with a
beautiful soul voice
not a classic reggae voice
Back in the day you'd get a lot of
reggae artists who would cover
really famous soul songs
So we are doing something similar but
a modern-day take on that
which is also incorporating all the
famous soul songs that have been sampled
extensively in hip hop
and then putting a reggae slant on that
"Wake Di Town" comes from a
U-Roy song
U-Roy was one of the most... probably the most
successful DJ in jamaica
He used to spit out this jingle saying
"Wake di town and tell the people"
And I love the concept of that phrase
it's quite powerful, it's quite revolutionary
but in a peaceful way
You know you need to
wake the people up, make them
aware of what's going on
Go out, wake the whole town
and tell the people what you're doing
tell the people what the message is
And that's the name of the label
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How To Park A Car Between Two Cars: 2 Ways - Duration: 2:14.
Hi.
I'm driving instructor Joel, and today, we're going to be learning how to park your car
between two cars in a parking lot.
I'm not a real instructor.
"Queries of the Interweb."
If you're new to driving, you've come to the right place.
We're going to teach you how to park from the ground up.
If you're an adult and you still don't know how to park, like you're a grown ass person,
you have failed at life and as a human being and you don't deserve to be alive.
You've probably also failed as a husband, as a father and as a professional.
No amount of psychiatric therapy is going to assist you.
That's horrible.
Take it from me.
Nobody likes a parking douche.
Make sure you know how to do it properly, so that you don't piss off other people who
are parked there.
Let's walk through the parking process together.
So you're driving into the parking lot and it's time to park your car.
Go ahead and follow these steps and you'll have a successful parking experience without
being douche.
Now let's be honest, nobody has time to measure your distance between the other cars.
You're in a hurry.
You woke up twenty minutes late for work.
You don't have time to worry about that bow-shit.
You just want to park your car and get inside.
All you got to do is be a human being and use your brain.
Make sure there's enough space between you and the other cars, and just turn into the
parking spot.
Just shimmy on in there.
No notice that there's an ample amount of space between both cars.
You don't want to be a douche who parks too close to the other car so they can't even
open their door.
If you don't know how to reverse and get out of the parking space, uh, you're pretty much
screwed.
Sorry, can't help you.
Good luck.
Here's how to reverse park so that you can just drive straight out of there without the
hassle.
Again, make sure there's enough space between you and the other cars.
Turn your steering wheel in the direction that you want to go and just start backing
it up.
Back, back, back it up.
B-b-b-back it up.
There you go, there you go, there you go, and there's still space on both sides, yeah.
So what have we learned today so far kids?
Using your brain, leaving ample space between other cars, and not being a douche.
Sure it's important to park properly and well, but the most important lesson you can learn,
is to not be a parking douche.
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I've an interesting product to show you
today it's made by DuaFire the remote
control ocean wave projector night light
I just took that as a box this is what
comes in the box you get an ocean
projector nightlight you get a remote
control you get an audio cable you get
needlessly cable which is connected to
it you can plug it in you also get a
manual and you get a gap and adaptor
which is inside I already had two triple
A batteries or two double-a batteries to
the remote control so I'm ready to plug
this thing to try out you can use the
remote control less than the de train on
or you can turn it are using the buttons
on Yi device itself
all right because this product has a
remote controller with it it has a
variety of buttons on it
there's realize in fad four buttons to
fast-forward through different sounds
you can even play or pause it there is
also a flash mode which I believe
changes the colors yep between green red
and blue variety of all three or nothing
at all you can also rotate on them or
actually just change the rotation of
your device on the inside there are
twelve super-bright led beads and seven
colors lighting colors lighting modes
are also volume controls on the
controller to change the level of style
you want to hear
there's also timer buttons at the bottom
one hour to hour or four hours and a
timer off button this is very
lightweight and has an attractive design
it can be projected on ceilings or walls
and this also has a built-in speaker
this is actually really amazing it's so
relaxing and it's a sound machine as
well so you have two and one sound
machine and a nightlight I accept sound
machines for years and they're great to
mass traffic or health noises or help
you relax with traveling so I've never
seen anything quite like this before
it's meant for a baby nursery but I
believe children of all ages would enjoy
this product with soothing sounds in
really nice light so here in the
different sound
so now we're going to turn the lights
down and show you what it looks like
let's protect it all the feelings
it's very relaxing
so this is the dual fire remote control
ocean we project your night light
definitely a product I recommend thank
you for watching
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Weird Things Everyone Ignores About Jenny McCarthy's Marriage - Duration: 5:38.
Jenny McCarthy is a former Playboy Playmate and '90s MTV star who enjoyed a resurgence
of fame when she briefly joined the cast of The View.
Now, she hosts her own SiriusXM show and is married to Donnie Wahlberg, who is also something
of a reborn celebrity.
From the ashes of his New Kids On The Block days, he forged a successful acting career,
and even managed to resuscitate the boy band into its own second act with a series of nostalgia
tours.
In other words, they seem pretty much perfect for each other.
But they also both have big, wacky personalities — which have led them to reveal some serious
weirdness that goes on in their relationship.
"This is us.
I eat with a knife and a fork and you eat like a caveman."
Is it lovely?
Or just kinda...yucky?
You decide.
Here are some strange things about Donnie Wahlberg and Jenny McCarthy's marriage.
TMI alert
If you were trying to explain the abbreviation "PDA" to an alien race and could only use
photos, just about any public appearance made by McCarthy and Wahlberg would do the trick.
Their recent appearances at the American Music Awards were prime examples of their uncontrollable
lust for each other.
Then there's McCarthy's infatuation with Wahlberg's butt.
She declared it her favorite body part during a "Newlywed Game" style show for US Weekly.
"That's your butt.."
"Let me see.
That looks great!"
And let's not forget that classic interview with Wendy Williams in which they revealed
their preference for each other's pheromones.
"Would you guys have sex after a gym workout?"
"Oh for sure yes.
Prefered!"
"The smellier the better."
At this point, the public knows more about their bedroom life than anything else, and
Jenny and Donnie seem just delighted to keep their X-rated relationship out in the open.
Mixed signals
Though they've both been famous since Reebok Pumps were popular, it took decades for these
two to find each other.
The popular theory is Andy Cohen set them up by scheduling them to appear together as
total strangers on Watch What Happens Live.
But in reality, they met two years earlier when McCarthy was on Dick Clark's New Year's
Rockin' Eve 2010, during which Wahlberg performed with New Kids On the Block.
Soon after that first appearance on Cohen's show, though, Wahlberg appeared on McCarthy's
VH1 show where the two openly flirted with one another.
She later blogged about it, writing, "Let's just say we visually give 50 Shades of Grey
a run for its money.
It gets steamy.
I mean like really steamy.
Being turned on by a guy is always fun but to have it legitimately happen to you on TV
is to be turned back into a 12-year-old."
So they started dating right then and there, right?
Well, sort of.
McCarthy gave Wahlberg her number after they taped the steamy segment, but he played it
extremely cool and hung back back for a while before hitting her up.
Jenny later revealed,
"It took two weeks for him to call me back and I thought for sure he was playing for
a different team, if you know what I'm saying."
But once they did reconnect, they shared the news on The View for McCarthy's debut show
— where they made out in front of everyone and officially presented themselves as a couple.
It was there that she would also announce her engagement to the actor.
"I just got engaged"
"He's so wonderful"
Wedding diss
The big drama that everyone heard about Jenny and Donnie's wedding was how two of Donnie's
brothers, Mark and Bobby, checked "no" on their RSVPS.
Part of the reason this was so juicy was because rumors have simmered for a while that Mark
Wahlberg's wife, Rhea Durham, hates Jenny — ever since the first on-air butt grab.
Both couples have long denied the rift, but a year after the wedding no-show, Rhea showed
a crack in the family's defensive wall when she tweeted — and quickly deleted — an
obvious dig at Jenny.
She wrote, "Don't u think after age 25 it might be strange for a woman to dye her hair
pink, purple, green or any color of that sort???
#needattention?"
Donnie saw it before the attempt to bury it, and fired back, "Imagine the depth of pain
somebody must be in, to be unkind to another human being."
Rhea quickly apologized, but the burn had traction long after.
Donnie cleared the whole thing up during a Howard Stern appearance, admitting he and
Mark have such crazy work schedules, that they prioritize the little free time they
have for family.
Mark's daughter's birthday was that weekend, and in fact, Donnie was absent from Mark and
Rhea's wedding because he was working.
Mark even sent some good vibrations via Twitter on the big day, writing, "Congratulations
[...] so happy for you both today."
Committing to commuting
It's not exactly strange that Jenny and Donnie decided to opt for the suburban lifestyle
by moving to the Chicago area.
Married people live in suburbs all over the time.
The difference is, most married people aren't commuting over 800 miles to and from work
a couple times a week like these two.
"We fly in Sunday nights; we work Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and then we fly out, usually
Wednesday night, but we live in the real main street USA of like, western Illinois."
And he's not kidding, they are true suburbanites.
In fact, they have a running joke about loving Applebee's that apparently became so popular
the restaurant chain even offered to host their wedding.
So why does a TV star and his former centerfold wife have to go with such a lifestyle?
While Donnie's a big fan of the Big Apple, his lady love prefers the Chi-town lifestyle,
so she's just going with the flow.
"I would move into a ditch in the middle of the desert with Jenny if she wanted me to."
Now that's commitment.
Sounds like as far as husbands go, Wahlberg's got:
"The right stuff."
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WEEKLY WRAP UP #89 [CC] - Duration: 11:21.
Hey guys, it's Kirsti. Welcome back to my
channel and welcome to another weekly
wrap up. This one is for the 7th through
the 13th of May, and this week I read a
total of nine books and 3,155 pages.
Before we go any further, I want to warn
you guys, this is going to be the, like,
Guns and Ships version of a weekly
wrap up in which I talk insanely fast,
because it is currently 12.04 and I have
to go out at like 12.25. Obviously for my
full thoughts on any of these books you
can check out my Goodreads and as always
there's a link to that down in the description
below. Book number 1 this week is Into
the Water by Paula Hawkins. I have been
wanting to read this book for a while
now, because I really really enjoyed The
Girl on the Train and so I wanted to
read Paula Hawkins' second book. And
this one again is an adult thriller. It's
set in a small town and just outside the
small town there is this particular, like,
pool of water off the side of the river
and over the centuries many many women
have either committed suicide there
or been drowned there, and this book is
told from the perspective of probably
like a dozen different characters and so
it's a little confusing at first. But
all of the characters have in some way
been impacted by one of the deaths of
one of these women at this particular
pool and so it all ties into that and
there's various characters who are, like,
investigating the most recent suicide/
murder - they're not quite sure
which - but in the past their mother or
sister or somebody has themselves
committed suicide or been murdered at
this particular location. So it was
really fast, it was really action-packed,
it did take me a little while to get my
head around all of the different
characters, but I really really enjoyed
this one and I ended up giving it 4
stars. The second book that I read
this week was a DNF, and that is The
First Wives Club by Olivia Goldsmith. I
have been meaning to read this one for
probably a couple of years now. My dear
friend Wendy sent me a copy of this and
it's just been sitting on my shelf. This
is the book that the movie was based on,
but I don't think the two could be
more different. This was published in
1992, and it is essentially the story of
these three women deciding that since
their husbands have divorced them and
replaced them with younger models, they
are going to get revenge. I made it I
think like 230 pages into this book and
I had to DNF it because every single
male character in this book is
effectively Donald Trump. Donald Trump
himself is mentioned numerous times in
the course of the story and I just...
In the current political climate,
I could not deal with this book and with
the male characters. It's also incredibly
dated in terms of a lot of the writing
and the language and the attitudes that
happen in this book. I just...
Yeah. I...I just couldn't quite deal with
this one, particularly in the current
political climate. Maybe if I'd read
a year of so ago, I would have had a
different reaction to it but they just... I
pictured literally every male character
in the book as Donald Trump and I just... no.
No. I couldn't deal with this anymore
so I DNFed it. Book number three this week
is The Cruelty by Scott Bergstrom. This
is a young adult thriller, I guess? It's
kind of a spy book and basically the
protagonist, Gwendolyn, she is 17 years
old and she believes that her father is
a diplomat. She's been to a million and
one schools in her life, she speaks a
bunch of languages because, you know, they
lived all over the world etcetera etcetera. And
then one day her father disappears and
she comes to realise that her father is
actually a spy for the CIA and that he
has been kidnapped and she decides that
the CIA are not doing enough to get him
back, so she decides that she's going to
effectively drop out of school and go to
Europe to try and find her father. So all
of that sounded great and I was really
interested to read this book. However. I
feel like what I got was effectively an
adult thriller that had been given a
teenage protagonist as an attempt to
market it as YA. Because this really is
incredibly dark and it didn't feel a lot
like a YA book to me. In the course of
the story, Gwendolyn, like, she's forced
to kill a bunch of people, she's nearly
raped at least once, possibly twice, in
the course of the story. She ends up that
she's working for these kind of like mob
boss sort of characters, she ends up that
she's involved in human trafficking. So
there are a lot of incredibly dark and
serious issues in this book, and the way
that they're written doesn't feel like
it's written for a young adult audience.
So this one is definitely for, like, the 16,
17 year-olds - at least - of the YA kind of
spectrum and yeah... I wanted to love this
book because the premise sounded
incredibly intriguing but it just ended
up falling a little bit flat because it
was so dark and so...nyargh at times. So yeah.
I did not love this one and I gave it
3 stars. The fourth book that I
finished this week is Conviction by
Kelly Loy Gilbert. This one I picked up
for my book club. I didn't particularly
want to read it, it doesn't especially
interest me. This one is a contemporary
YA book that tells the story of a boy
named Braden whose incredibly
controlling father is arrested for
killing a police officer. He ends up that he
is basically at home with his much older
brother who comes in to take
guardianship of him. The two of them have
a very fraught relationship and it's the
two of them basically waiting to
see what's going to happen with
their father's trial. I was bored shitless by this
book. This seems to be a fairly unpopular
opinion - there are millions and millions
of positive reviews of this book on
Goodreads. I was bored shitless. A lot of
the story revolves around baseball and a
lot of the baseball stuff is, like,
metaphors for Braden's life. But because
I don't understand baseball and I have
no interest in baseball and I skimmed
over the passages about baseball, like,
all of those metaphors fell flat for me.
I just... they went over my head or I
didn't pay attention to them or
something like that. I did not like the
characters, I didn't especially like the
writing, I wasn't a big fan of the lack
of character development in the story.
Like what I wanted from this book was
for Braden to realise how incredibly
abusive his father has been towards him
over the years. His father is very very
much a gaslighter and is also
completely abusive in the way that he
will, like, take Braden out to baseball
practice and then say "You didn't do as
well as I think you should have done, so
I'm going to take your stuff and I'm
going to take all your water and you can
walk the, like, five miles home in 105
degree heat" and I'm like "Yeah, no. That is
not okay." So what I wanted was for Braden
to realise "Oh, my dad is a massive dick
and I want nothing to do with him." And
yet that didn't really happen. He just
sort of continued plodding away the same
as he had always been, and maybe it was
trying to make some, like, big statement
about, you know, the nature of abuse and
the Stockholm Syndrome that kind of goes
along with that when you've been raised
in that sort of an environment, but I
just...yeah. It fell really really flat for
me. I didn't like Braden as a character.
He was meant to be 16 and he turns 17 in the
course of story. He read more like a 13
or 14 year old. I just...yeah. I...I did not
enjoy this book and I gave it 2 stars.
So book club should be fun on Thursday
night!
Book number 5 this week was my first reread
of the week, and that is Jane Eyre by
Charlotte Bronte. You guys should know by
now how much I love the absolute shit
out of this book. I have read it I think
probably closing in on 20 times, because
I studied this twice in high school. I
still get something new out of it every
time, and I think what I got out of it
this time
is the fact that like basically all of
the servants at Thornfield know what's
going on. I mean they don't know who Bertha
is, but they know that she exists and
they're kind of all there being like
"Wait, does the...does the governess don't know?"
And so Jane is kind of in this situation
where everything is a huge surprise to
her but, like, it's not to
anybody else in the story and that just
struck me as so incredibly funny. Like,
obviously it's not. But it just... for some
reason, the idea of everybody but her
knowing what's happening is just
hilarious to me for some reason. I love the
shit out of this book. I will always love
the shit out of this book. I gave it 5
stars. Again. The sixth book that I
finished this week is Queens of Geek by
Jen Wilde. This is an Australian
contemporary YA book that follows the
story of three teenagers who go from
Melbourne to LA to attend SupaCon,
which kind of seems like it's a cross
between Comic-Con and, like, something
like VidCon. It's a convention for pop
culture stuff and, you know, they're fangirls
and fanboys of various things. So
the story is split between two of these
teenagers. It's split between Charlie, who
is a massive YouTube star - she has
three million subscribers, which is
bonkers to me being part of the Booktube
community. Like, nobody has that many
subscribers. Anyway, so Charlie has three
million subscribers.
She is also Chinese-Australian and she's
also bisexual, and the bisexuality is Own
Voices representation. The other
narrator is Taylor, who is autistic and
also has anxiety and she's also
overweight. And the anxiety and the
autism are also Own Voices. So there is a
lot of Own Voices representation in this
book. It basically follows their story
over the course of the, like, two or three
days of SupaCon, and it was a really
really great story. I found it incredibly
compelling, I loved all of the characters.
Yes, it's a little bit insta-lovey at
times because it follows the romantic
relationships that crop up for each
of these narrators. But it was just so cute and
adorable and I really really loved it.
I loved the writing, I loved the
characters, I loved the nerdiness of it
all. I just really enjoyed this book and
I kind of wasn't expecting to enjoy it
as much as I did. It's fairly short, I
sped through it, it's great. I gave this one
a wholehearted 5 stars. Next up this week
is one that I read for my Classics Club
project and that is A Passage to India
by E.M. Forster. I don't know what I expected
this book to be, but this was not what I
expected it to be. It''s set in India in
the early 20th century and it's kind of
dealing with the dichotomy between
British Indian society and, like, Indian
Indian society. Essentially, this young woman
and her rather elderly companion arrive
in a small Indian town and they feel
immediately trapped by the British
community. They befriend an Indian Muslim
guy and he says that he'll take them to
see the local group of caves and they're
like "Cool, awesome! We would love to see
the real India."
And then things go horribly awry. I found
the writing of this incredibly
compelling. I loved that it deals with
the dichotomy of colonialism and the
idea of India becoming an independent
nation, and I just... I don't know, I just
found this story incredibly intriguing
and I really enjoyed it which I kind of
wasn't expecting to do for some baffling
reason. So I ended up I gave this one
4 stars. Book number eight this
week was another reread and that is Open
Road Summer by Emory
Lord. This one is a contemporary YA
book that follows the story of a girl
named Reagan over the course of one
summer as she follows her best friend,
Dee, who is kind of a Taylor Swift-esque
character, as she follows her around on
tour and falls in love with this boy
named Matt. It's really cute, it's really
fluffy, it's a great summer read, it's
pretty simplistic and a little bit
predictable, but I still really enjoyed
it and it was exactly what I needed at
that particular point in time, so I gave
this one 4 stars. And the final
book that I finished this week is The
Apothecary's House by Adrian Mathews.
This one is fairly chunky and it took me
approximately forever to get through it,
because I just wasn't completely sucked
into the story. It is the story of this
young woman named Ruth. She's an art
historian working at a museum in
Amsterdam,
dealing with repatriation of Jewish
paintings that were taken by the Nazis
during the Holocaust. And this woman
submits an application to have this
painting that belonged to her family
returned. Ruth starts investigating and
finds out that there is a rival claim
and then she starts getting threats. And so
it's kind of her story trying to find out
the secrets behind the painting - because
it's an 18th century painting that very
much doesn't look like an 18th century
painting. So she's trying to find out
story of the painting and whether it
does actually belong to this woman and
her family and then who's threatening
her and all of this kind of stuff. And it just...
there was a little too much going on I
feel like. And it also fell a little bit
flat in terms of the threat stuff. Like,
it needed to be either more or less.
There was a lot of Ruth just, like,
having conversations with her friends
and there were a lot of subplots that I
just didn't really give a shit about. So I
feel like this could have been probably
at least 100 pages shorter than it is
and still have covered everything. The
last probably hundred pages were a lot
more exciting than pretty much the rest
of the book, so I did end up enjoying the
ending of the story but yeah. On the
whole, this one fell a little bit flat
for me and it wasn't nearly
as exciting as I wanted it to be, so I
gave it 3 stars. So there you have it, friends.
That is all the books that I finished this
week, which I have just gone through in
approximately fifteen minutes which I'm
incredibly impressed by because usually
with my weekly wrap ups, I end up with
about 35 minutes of footage. So high five
to myself. If you have read any of these
books and you have thoughts on them,
please let me know down in the comments.
I would love to talk about them with you.
Thank you guys so much for watching, I
love all your faces and I will see you on
Wednesday at a more normal speed. Bye guys.
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10 Filmes para o DIA DAS MÃES | 10 movies for MOTHER'S DAY | 母の日に観たい映画•Vivian Uru - Duration: 14:04.
Hey guys, genki?
This is Vivian from vivian uru channel and welcome!
I have a super special guest for this mother's day video!
Tadaan!
Tadaan!
Let me introduce my mummys, Akemi!
Hello, everyone!
On today's video, we are going to recommend 10 family movies {5 each} for our mother's day special!
I chose 5 Japanese movies,
and my mom chose 5 mixed movies!
I hope you enjoy the recommendations that we chose for you!
I bet you'll want to watch my next videos so make sure to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell too, okay! ;]
Are you ready for the video?
Let's play the intro!
My 1st recommendation is "My neighbors the Yamadas"!
It's such a cute, fun and an animation that touches your heart!
It's a Studio Ghibli's work.
And it's incredible how they manage to turn a daily routine into something magical!
It's also cool for the people who always wondered how's a Japanese family {specially from the Kansai area},,
so yes, I recommend this animation for sure!
Now it's my mom's turn to give her 1st recommendation!
I'd like to recommend the movie "Changeling"!
It's a story about Christine Collins who has her son missing.
She asks for police's help to search for her child.
However, the police at that time was receiving criticism for being corrupt and incompetent.
The police tried to trick her,
but she fought them to find her son.
And...
Nevertheless, she kept searching for him.
Her mother instinct wasn't mistaken
so she kept searching.
During this process, she sued the police.
As a result,
she guaranteed the reformulation of the police,
preventing the police to do the things they did to her, to other people.
It's a beautiful movie,
The saga of this mother is truly amazing so I recommend this movie!
The 2nd movie that I recommend is called "I wish"!
The protagonists are children but
I had to recommend because it's a such charming movie!
It tells a story about 2 siblings who had to live separated because of the divorce of their parents.
What the oldest son desires the most
is that the day the whole family live together again would come.
One day, he hears a rumor from a friend that
your wish come true if you make a wish while 2 bullet trains are crossing,
so he starts to plan his secret trip hoping that his wish will come true!
It was truly interesting to see how each kid faces the problem differently.
And how they are precious to have an unique way to see life.
Not sure if it was done on purpose but,,
The youngest son says that he wants to be a Kamen rider,
Coincidence or not,
The actor who plays the role of his father, used to play a Kamen rider role! xD
So yes, you should definitely check this movie!
Now my mom will recommend her 2nd movie!
I recommend "August Rush"!
On this movie, an orphan believes that he has the power to listen to his parents through the sounds.
He believes that he can find his parents through the sounds.
He lives in an orphanage and one day, he disappears. He goes to a big city.
Once he got there, he was enchanted by the sound of the city,
while he pays attention, he finds a boy playing
and he gets amazed about him!
So he decides to follow him.
They go to a place where there's a guy called "Wizard",
According to him, raises the children as an investment.
He listens to Evan's performance
and be amazed with his talent.
So he teaches more things to him and finds a place where he can gain some money.
He spends the days playing and working,
Onde day, the police shows up so he decides to run away again.
He went to a church and the priest got amazed by his talent. And let him attend to a scholl where he can improve his musical skills.
He managed to have his own concert later.
At that time, his mother decides to go back to her musical carreer.
So I'd like to ask you,,
Try to guess it.
They find eachother?
Yes!
Oooh! How deep, Akemi chan!
Did you like it?
Yes!
My next recommendation is "Tokyo tower, mom and me and sometimes dad"!
It's a movie based on a true best seller story,
and one of my favorite actors Odagiri Joe is acting on it.
It's a story of a woman who decides to leave the house with her son because of her drunk husband,,
and show a strong family bond.
It's a modest movie but it warms your heart
making us reflect on our own acts.
Even the way the Japanese relate even to closer people is quite different from ours,
I could feel lots of love and caring watching this movie!
Give value to the people who cares about you before it's too late..
That's something that I felt a lot while watching this movie.
So yes, I definitely recommend it!
Now my mummys will recommend her 3rd movie!
"The Blind Side"!
It's about a homeless boy who caught Leigh Anne's attention. She helps him and ended up adopting him.
He wasn't doing very well at school,,
but Leigh Anne and the other family members, his private teacher believed on his capacity.
He studied really hard and it paid off when he got a sports scholarship!
He is a great athlete,
however, he had problems when it comes to attack the opponent.
On his concepts, he only likes to protect,, not attack people.
Here comes Leigh Anne again to help him out and making him overcome this difficulty.
So I'd like to say this to you,
The Blind Side teaches you that
That was lovely, Akemi chan!
The next movie that I recommend is "Chronicle of my mother"!
Another adaptation based on a true story,
The protagonist is forced to live far away from his mother, being raised by his grandfather's concubine,
while his 2 sisters got to stay with their mother, making him feel neglected by his own mother.
With the memory of his mother going away, he tries to discover the reason why she left him.
I found a bit difficult to keep the pace with the movie at the beginning since there's a lot of characters,,
but it's such a charming movie with a surprising ending that I couldn't imagine in a good way!
So yes, I recommend it!
The next movie that my mom recommends is:
"Lorenzo's oil"!
This movie is about a husband and wife who discover that their son, 8 year old Lorenzo has a rare and degenerative disease,
diagnosed as adrenoleukodysprophy which is an extremely rare incurable degenerative brain disorder.
After the discovery, his parents experienced the frustration of lack of medication to control the disease.
Because of that, they begin to educate themselves
in the hope of discovering something, a substance which can halt the progress of the disease.
After many researches,
they found an oil that stagnates the disease.
With the usage of the oil, Lorenzo didn't cure his disease but managed to halt it's progress.
His parents had to overcome many prejudices,
reaching their goal which was the treatment for Lorenzo
I'd do the same for my children for sure!
My last recommendation is "Mother's trees"!
The story happens during the war,
it's a story about a mother who gave birth to 7 boys,
since they were born during the war, she had to see her sons one by one getting recruited to serve the country.
Praying and hoping that her sons would come back alive,
she decides to plant paulownia trees, giving the name of her children to each tree.
Even for me who is not a mother,
I felt my heart was going to explode with so many sadness and revolt!
Imagine the despair of a mother having to see her sons going to the war without being able to do nothing..
It's a very sad and heavy movie,,
you can also feel a lot what is a love of a mother,
and what she is capable to do to have her sons back.
I recommend this movie for sure!
My mom's 5th recommendation is:
"The deep end of the ocean"!
It's a story about a photographer who has her son 3 year old Ben kidnapped.
She and her husband do everything they can to have their son back,
they don't find him though.
After 10 years, they move to another place,
One day, a boy showed up asking to mow the grass,
and she notices that he is her missing son!
It is proven later that he is her son indeed,
however, another issue starts after that.
It's very hard to lose a child,
it's also not easy at all to make him to feel connected to the family again.
Another story to overcome happens for this family.
I hope you watch it so you can see what a mother is capable to do!
A mother does everything to see her child happy! Everything!
Well, that's our list!
Let me know on the comment section!
Please share with the people around you who loves movies!
I bet they will enjoy our list! ^^
And please like the video!
Oooh! Well done mom! lol
We're counting on your like! <3
Cause my mom did the impossible to be here with us today!
We hope you enjoyed the video! Don't forget to like the video okay? She deserves it! x]
I'd like to thank each one of you for all the love you give to my daughter!
The saddest thing for a mother, is to see her child suffering..
on the other hand,, what makes me truly happy is to see my daughter happy!
and I know that you all make her very happy,
I could never thank you all enough!
May god bless you all!
Hope you all have a wonderful mother's day!
A quick note: Sometimes, we, mothers are annoying,
but if we warn you, is because that we love and care! Okay?
That's all guys! Congratulations to all the mothers out there, you guys are a freaking warriors!
-Yes! -Right?
We are misunderstood many times but we are loved very much! lol
Very much loved indeed!
Thank you so much for being an essential person in our lives!
I love you!
Hope you guys have a wonderful day!
And I'd like to thank from the bottom of my heart, this lady here!
I'm the one who is thankful for my daughter!
Besides that she gave birth and gave me life,
she is my best friend and the best mother {proud mom} that I know who I love very much!
She is my reason to live,
I'm nothing without her,,
with her on my side, I can do everything!
I feel the same!
Thank you so much! Thank you everyone as well!
God bless you all!
If you want to my mom to appear in another videos, let us know okay! ♡
No, no, no!
Today was a special occasion! lol
Let me know on the comments! xD
Thank you guys!
Thank you so much for watching this video that was made with lots of love!
-Right, mom? -Yes!
-With lots of love indeed! -Yup!
I hope you enjoyed!
-Big kiss and mata ne~! -Like the video please!
-Don't forget the like! -Leave your like please!
-Mata ne~! -Bye bye!
Yaaaaay!
Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell please!
Mom! xD
You can't look away to that side while I'm talking lol!
Oh okay!
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Killer Mike Weighs in About Donald Trump's FBI Investigation on 'Real Time with Bill Maher' - Duration: 1:27.
For Complex News, I'm Hanuman Welch.
Killer Mike isn't shy about making his political leanings known.
Mike campaigned for Bernie Sanders during the 2016 primary season and is an outspoken
activist on topics like income inequality, police violences, and mass incarceration.
This past Friday, viewers of HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher got a sample of Killer
Mike's observations, as the self-described "Pan-Africanist gangster rapper, civic leader,
and activist" weighed in on allegations of hacking during the 2016 presidential election
and the recent firing of former FBI Director James Comey.
Both the CIA and FBI are on record as believing Russia interfered with the U.S. presidential
election in order to help Trump win.
Comey's firing amid allegations of Trump demanding a show of loyalty and threatening
to release recorded conversations with Comey speak to Killer Mike's statements about
an overall sense of pessimism surrounding the investigations.
That's all for now, but for everything else, subscribe to Complex on YouTube, for Complex
News, I'm Hanuman Welch.
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